Never ever, felt this way about
The things you do to me
Never ever knew, couldn't do without
You and me

But I didn't read between the lines
And I didn't know there was no one like you to find

Why didn't I see
This before

Why didn't I come
Back for more

Now I do feel
The pain inside

And now I have seen
All I can do is hide and

Cry
All I can do is
Cry

Cry
All I can do is
Cry
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Cry
All I can do is
Cry
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Cry
All I can do is
Cry
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Maybe one day I will realize
That you're gone

Maybe now I can't see when I'm blind
Has become

The beginning of a
Lonely night

The beginning of a love
'Cause these words linger in my mind

Why didn't I see
This before

Why didn't I come
Back for more

Now, I do feel
The pain inside

And now I have seen
All I can do is hide and

Cry
All I can do is
Cry
Like this

Cry
All I can do is
Cry
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    sigh

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